Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-07-30
DIR. HURD & Co., the painless dentists
No. "a E. Third street.

EVERYBODY who wishes to have good
time should 60 to the ball at the Armory
next Monday night.
MISS IDA GIBBS, of Oberlin, Ohio, is
expected in the city to be the guest of
Miss Celia Robertson.
Mrs. PATRICK SMITH, of Pana, Ill.
wko has been in the city for some weeks
past, has returned home.
Mr.. AND Mrs. J. X. H1LYARD returned
Monday from pleasant trip to Des
Moines and Keokuk, Iowa.
Miss MATTE SIMMONS, of st Louis, Mo.
is in the city, the guest of Mrs. w. M.
Roland, No. III 3. 18th street.
The Olympic theatre is being entirely
renodeled and improved, and will be
opened for the season, August %.
ARTIFICIAL teeth. inserted solldly in
the mouth without a plate by Doctors
Ellis and Stanley, No. $50 Wabasha
street. If
MRS. A. W. BRAGG, who has been i'll is
convalescent now and Mrs. E. J. John.
son who has been attending her has re-
turned to her home in Chicago.
MEssRs. GEORGE CASEY and Jas. W.
Smith, of the Matoska Club, at Dell
wood, on last Saturday caught five
pound bass the largest that has been
taken there this season.
Go TO Hills Furniture House, No.
403, Jackson street where you will find
full line of Household Goods, Furni-
ture, Carpets, ETC., as cheap if not
cheaper than any place in the city. If
The picnic by Mars Lodge, G, U. 0. of
o. F. to be given at lake Minnetonka.
Monday, is to be the event of the sea-
son judging from the number who are
to be present On that occasion.
Everybody seems determined not to
miss it.
A DIFFICULTY occurred between Albert
Wright and George McLain last
Wednesday in which Wright struck
McLain with an ice pick inficting what
might prove to be a fatal wound. Wright
escaped and McLain was taken to the
hospital.
BENEDICT, at the Seven Corners has
the cleanest stock of furniture and cal
pets to select from, and at the lowest
prices to be found in the city. He sells
for cash or on the installment plan.
Call on him-next door to Seven
Corners Bank. If
Mr.. H. PRICE WILLIAMS, of the Wash
ington National Republican, arrived in
the city last Saturday and Is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Hawkins. Mr..
Williams has been appointed to posi-
ton on the Pioneer Press the leading
daily of the state.
NEXT Monday is the ffty-third ami
versary of the liberation of the slaves in
the West Indies by England. There
were 100000 set free, for which England
paid $10O,0o0,00O. The day will be cele-
brated here with picnic at Lake Min
netonka during the day and ball at the
Armory hall at night.
The big thing of the day Aug. LIST will
be the picnic by Mars Lodge and Cen
trail Colored Band. The line of march
in st. Paul is as follows: Leaving Odd
Fellows Hall on Jackson street at 8 a.
m. sharp thence to Sixth, to Wabasha,
to Third, to Seven Corners, to Seventh,
to Broadway to depot. The parade in
st. Paul will be headed by the Fort
Smelling Band
EX-SENATOR B. K. BRUCE, is in the
city, guest of the Ryan. He delivered
his lecture 'Tbe Race Problem at the
Chautauqua Assembly at Mahtomedi on
White Bear Lake yesterday before a
large and highly interested audience.
MISS FANNIE WILLIAMS, of Kansas City.
Mo-, is in the city the guest of Miss Mel
lie Banks, at the residence Of Mrs. Law
renee, No. 561 Cedar street.
Mrs. LIZZIE J. TALBERT gave a de-
ightful reception in honor of Miss
Carrie Harrison last Tuesday evening
There were present Mrs. j. w. Smith,
Mrs. Geo. Hunton, Misses Nellie Banks,
Celia Robertson, Mary Godett, Cora
French. Minnie Scott, Lulu Griswold,
Rosa Hill, Alice Lawrence; Messrs.
Henry Blair, 0. D. Howard, B. w Buck
ner, G. A. Gooden, R. Higdon, George
Harrison, Robert Hunton, Frank and
Will Robertson and j. @. Adams.
The presentation Of the banner to
Mars Lodge g. U. O. ofO. F. at the St.
James A. M. E. church Tuesday night
was most pleasant occasion. Tie
lodge turned out in full and presented a
very appearance. The banner is one Of
the finest any lodge can boast of, and
the ladies who by their efforts obtained
1T, may justly feel proud of their work.
The presentation speech was made in a
very appropriate manner by Miss f. d.
Parker and was responded to happily
by Mr.. Geo. H. Woodson, p. N. f. Re
marks were made by others present
at the close OF which all partook of re-
freshments furnished and the evening
was passed pleasantly by all present.
BEGINNING with Monday the Mime
sofa q Northwestern road will put two
daily, limited trains each way, between
the twin cities and Chicago. The day
tram with parlor cars, leaving Mime
apoiis at 7:lOa. m. and st. Paul at /. 40
q. m: and arriving in Chicago at 10 /
- Il Il r., t
o'clock p. m. OF the same day, and re-
verse train leaving Chicago at 7.3O =. m